CEDAR RAPIDS, IA (PNAN) – “The New Humanists: Introspective Impressions” is currently on view at the Hearst Center for the Arts through Sunday, January 8, 2023.
The exhibit examines the swell of post-World War II visual artists making work rooted in the psychological state of humanity: through introspection, observation and reflection.
Heavily influenced by German Expressionism, Surrealism, and the Social Realism of the 1930s, these artists sought to elicit the viewer with an emotional response, to question how we see ourselves and the world around us.
Included in the exhibition is the work of Leonard Baskin, Robert Marx, Mauricio Lasansky, Morton Kaish, Jacob Landau, Don Cortese, Jack Levine, Fredrico Castellón, and José Luis Cuevas. The exhibit was organized by the Syracuse University Art Museum.
FORT WORTH, TX (PNAN) – Modern Art Museum of Forth Worth has appointed María Elena Ortiz as new Curator, Clare Milliken as Assistant Curator and Alison Hearst to Curator. The curatorial team at the Modern is under the direction of Chief Curator Andrea Karnes. Director Marla Price said, “We are…
ROCHESTER, NY (AAPNW) – On view through February 6, 2022 at the Memorial Art Gallery in the Docent Gallery, “Renaissance Impressions: Sixteenth-Century Master Prints from the Kirk Edward Long Collection” explores the emergence and transformative impact of the print medium on the visual culture of Renaissance Europe. This exhibition organized…
LOS ANGELES, CA (PNAN) – On view through October 30, 2021 in the Corey Helford Gallery at 571 South Anderson Street, “Monochrome, Apples and Animals” are works by Japanese oil painter Mayuka Yamamoto. As one of Japan’s leading second-generation contemporary artists, Yamamoto’s works depict children sporting animal features and enigmatic…